Spanish kitchen and Bathroom brand Porcelanosa have introduced an expansive new bathroom collection designed by New York-based studio, Clodagh.

The luxurious Azrama Collection by Clodagh for Porcelanosa features textured natural materials that evoke a sense of the outdoors.

Meaning "retreat and refresh" in Sanskrit, the Azrama Collection includes several sculptural pieces made in stone, teak and metal. The collection includes a natural stone tub, a shower pan, pedestal carved sink, a two-sink vanity on a slatted teak stand, medicine cabinets, a towel ladder and a teak lounging bench.

The centerpiece of the collection is a natural stone bathtub called the Azrama Hammock Tub. Textured on the outside and smooth on the inside, the cocooning design is inspired by the intimate shape of a hammock.

"When I started designing the Azrama Collection for Porcelanosa, I looked to my passion for the wellness of spas and quiet luxurious retreats," said Clodagh.”The materials I chose are intended to invoke authenticity and warmth, and the beauty of nature."

The collection is available at Porcelanosa showrooms this spring, you can find a local showroom at www.porcelanosa-usa.com

About the designer: Clodagh Design is one of the world's leading innovative design services studios. With more than a dozen professionals working across a broad range of disciplines, Clodagh Design is known for visionary blending of leading-edge technology, innovative materials, and ancient techniques such as Feng Shui. The studio has completed major international hospitality, commercial, and residential projects over the past 25 years.

About the manufacturer: Porcelanosa Group is the premiere European manufacturer of ceramic and porcelain tile, natural stone, hardwood, mosaics, kitchen cabinets, vanities, bathtubs, faucets, shower systems, solid surfaces and more. The Porcelanosa Group has more than 400 showrooms throughout the whole world, which it either operates itself or through companies with its distributors. The company has 18 showrooms and six distribution centers spanning more than five million square feet throughout the USA.